كھڑا

खड़ा khaṛā[prob. Prk. खड्ढओ; S. ःकब्ध+कः, rt. ःकम्भ् ], adj. (f. -ī), Standing up, erect, upright, on-end; perpendicular; very steep or high;—standing, stationary;—at anchor, moored; aground;—in waiting, at call, remaining;—continual, perpetual, constant;—ready, prepared; ripe;—half-cooked, undissolved (e.g. khaṛīdāl);—in abeyance, standing over, not determined upon, of which payment is suspended (a bill or draft); unclosed, not finally and duly entered (an account, etc.);—s.m. A perpendicular:—khaṛāpānīna pīnā, 'Not to stand and drink water' (at a person's house); to hate the very sight of (a person), to hate cordially:—khaṛāpaćhāreṅkhānā, To be struck down suddenly or unexpectedly:—khaṛā-paṛāpīṭnā, 'To beat (the head, or breast) standing and lying down,' to lament without intermission:—khaṛādā`oṅ, The last stake:—khaṛā ḍabā`o (in Mech.), Normal pressure:—khaṛārakhnā, v.t. To keep standing, or erect, etc.; to support, sustain:—khaṛārahnā, v.n. To remain standing, to stand, stay, wait:—khaṛāqad, Upright figure; stature of a man standing upright:—khaṛākarnā, or kar-denā, v.t. To cause to stand up or rise, to lift up; to raise, erect, set up, stick up; to pitch (a tent); to erect, construct, build; to set up, start, open, establish, institute; to begin, commence;—to make stationary, bring to a stand, to stop;—to fix, place, station;—to invent, fabricate; to procure a fictitious person for some purpose;—to raise, rouse, stir up, excite;—to sew with long stitches, to baste;—khaṛa khet, A standing crop; (in Geom.) a vertical plane:—khaṛākhel, Despatch, expedition:—khaṛāgol sikhar, (in Math.) A right circular cone:—khaṛāhonā, or ho-jānā, v.n. To be or become erect, to stand up, to rise; to stand; to rear (a horse);—to be raised, be lifted; to be built, be constructed; to be set on foot, be started, be opened, be established, be instituted; to begin; to arise;—to be ready, be prepared:—khaṛe-band, s.m. An account drawn out on a loose sheet of paper;—a day-book, journal:—khaṛe-patthar, s.m. A slab of stone placed under a pillar orpost; plinth (of a column); a flat stone having a hole bored in it in which a pole is set upright:—khaṛe rakhnā, v.t. To balance (an account), to strike a balance:—khaṛe-khaṛe, or khaṛe-pā`oṅ, adv. On foot, standing all the while;—on the spot, at the instant, quickly, promptly, expeditiously, soon; instantly, immediately;—for a short while:—khaṛe kone-kātikhūṅṭ, A right-angled triangle:—khaṛe-ghāṭ, s.m. Washing and bleaching roughly or quickly at the ghāṭor washing place (in the river, etc.); (fig.) the first rough doing (of a thing);—cleanness (as of a just-bleached cloth):—khaṛī ćhāyā, (in Ast.) A nucleus:—khaṛītāl, A quick tune; quick time:—khaṛītāl-ke ćau-bole, A play in which various professions (as grocers, cobblers, etc.) are represented (it is so called from the lively music which accompanies the representation):—khaṛīlakīr, (in Geom.) A perpendicular:—khaṛīhunḍī, A hunḍīor bill as yet unaccepted.